Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-10-28
HERE AND THMRH,


: John Phelps, at law office.
. Old papers for sale by the hundred
{ cheap, at this office.
DIR. j. b. Jackson, of Croften, want
to buy Jersey mich COW.
Mr.. w. T. Cooper is having anoth
er cistern dug in the rear of the hotel
We carry an assortment of grocery
bags aud flour sacks. Give us your
orders.
No new developments have come Ia
light in regard to the failure Of M
Lipstine.
A protracted meeting was com.
menced at Shiloh, Sunday, by the
pastor, Rev. j. w. Bigham.
A much-needed foot-cro,sing /,
being put across Ninth street about
fifteen yards west of the railroad.
Work is being done on the railroad
near the depot, aud new rails and ties
are being put in the place of the old
ones.
In this issue will he found another
interesting correspondence from the
editor of this paper who is now in
California.
Rev. II. +. Perry, is assisting Rcv.
II. IL. Caldwell in meeting at Cald-
we'll church, Boyle County, KY, and
will not be homo until after Sunday.
The Baltimore and Ohio telegraph
office at this place has been abolished,
and all the business will hereafte be
done by the Western Union.
The young ladies of the Methodist
Church will give an oyster supper
at the City Court room next Tuesday
night for the benefit of the church.
Admission 80 cts.
During the cold days the first of
the week, number of farmers
killed their hogs. Scarcity of corn
and water has caused many to kill at
this early day.
Several farmers assembled at New
stead last Saturday, meeting several
wheat buyers, and sold their crops,
amounting to about 10000 bushels, at
prices ranging from 81 to CT cents.
The long winter nights will soon
be here, and you will need something
70 read. The KENTUcKIAN is only
300 year and is filled with choice
natter. 1t will give you all the news
Ind we would be glad to place your
lame on our list.
The Rev. G. II. Hayes, d. d., Pre-
iding Elder of the Russellville Dis
rict, will preach at the Methodist
hurch on Friday night at 7 o'clock.
The occasion being the LIST Quarterly
Meeting, he will also preach on Sun
lay Morning and evening.
A delightful entertainment was
'iven at the Burbridge House last
friday night in honor Of the little
Kisses Dabney-Alberta and Mary,
nd James I. Burke, the birthday Of
ach falling on that day.
OwSley & Ham, merchants at Bev-
rly, were robbed of a lot Of clothing
nd other merchandise one day last
1esk, while Mr.. Ham was tempera-
lily absent from the store. The
hieves are known and warrants are
ut for their arrest.
The sidewalk extending from the
orner Of Mr.. James Z. Jesup's yard
0 the Avenue, has been removed,
he ground levelled, curbing put along
nd the street cindered. An i'm
rovement much needed for long
ime.
Constable Gso. Bradley arrested
Vest Barker, colored, Monday.
harged with stealing horse from
Jorris Frazier, colored. His exam
ming trial was held before Esq. Tins
~. He was held over, and being
lnable to give bond was sent 10 Jail.
A large stable and tenant house be-
onging to Mrs. E. j. Fleming, at
Ierndon Station, was consumed by
re last week. The loss is about $500
With no insurance. This is the sec
nd loss Mrs. Fleming has sustained
y fire, this year, she having lost an
legant dwelling and its contents, not
many months ago.
As Miss Cornclia Hester and 4
iiss Shonnell approached Herndon,
in buggy, their horse be-
anne frightened, and making a short
urn, upset the buggy, emptying out
q occupants. Miss Shonnell was